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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-07-28

SASA pASAAAsS3
ktory obudzit W MIN nieprze-
parta sympatyq.
Milczat vice. Milczaf i
w}asciciel badajac goscia. Cos
cinnosc polska ME jest czczym
wyrazem u wiesniakow, acz
rownie2 ME wszystkich.
Me wypada}o gospodarzo-
wi pyta6 goscia, czego 4qda.
Wszedf. = pochwalif Pana
Boga moze chce odpoczac-
MECH posiedzi sobie chwile,
pomysla1 i patrzyt, mic ME mo.
WAC. Wreszcie Bronek zacza1:
ME pytacle nawet, gospo.
darzu, pc com do was wszedt.
Me Pytam, panic = DO to
do mnie ME nale1y. Jesli 1ada.
Gle czego, to powiedzcie; ,jesli
zas tax tylko weszliscie, pane,
to r6wniez ME zrobicie mi tenn
3adnej krzywdy.
"A vice mann do was pros
be i to wielka.
-Jakaz panic?
Me m6wcie mi pan, lecz
ty, jam cd was m}odszy, vice
mnie przysta}o okazac szacu
mex ola slwego w}osa.
Wzrok wiesniaka okazy-
wat r%zeczywiste zdumienie. Po-
mimo dfugich lat 2ycia ME
czesto mu sic zdarzafo sfyszeG
cos podobnego.
Czemu2 sic dziwisz, bra
Gle - Re cztowiek takia sam,
jak ty, kosc z kosci twoich -
a mo2e i gorszy cd ciebie chce,
2ebys sic z MIN obszedf szcze-
RE, otwarcie, pc przyjacielsku
be- 2adnych skrytych mysli?
-Gdyby do ciebie powie-
dial to W moim wieku odzia
ny prosta sukmana - to
bys sic nietylko zdziwif, lecz
raczej rozgniewaf, lie zamiast
tobie oddat winny szacunek,
wymagaf onego ola siebie.
Ola czego1 vice jedynie z po-
wodu tego ub;oru, jaki mann
ma sobie, cheese mi oddawaG
nienale1ne uszanowanie -
cheese sic pfaszczyc, pontiac
przedemna, sadzac mic bogat-
Sym; ola czego ola marnego
grosza hahbisz W sobie godnosc
czfowieka? Wiesz mi bracie, ten
ubior mniej wart Cd twego.
Patrz, tn w tych miejscach
sam zaszyfem dziury. Nosze
wytarte i podarte odzienie, DO
ME mann "a co kupiG lepszcgo.
A ciebie mole STAG ma nova i
GAIA odziez, O wlele cd tel lep-
SEA. Daj mi reke, %przywitamy
sic pc przyjacielsku jak praw-
dziwi bracia.
Chfop z uczuciem, )akiego
nigdy jeszcze ME doznaf, wy
ciagnaf don reke.
Bronek mocno dion "a
mulona %uscisnaf, a nachyliw-
szy glove pc mad plec, ma
ktorym wiesniak spoczywaf,
uca1owaf zawiedfe usta starca
raz i drugi -.
CHOP SLIME oczy przy-
mr62y}, DO liza mu sic gwaf
tenn parfa ma zewnatrz. Vice
teraz, kiedy JUL jestesmy do
brymi przyiacioimi, mozemy
movie re SODA otwarcie.
r. - W.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-07-28

zadoWOlOl4.
Znowu obaj zamllkli. -
Milczenie przerwane zostafo
wejsciem mlodego, trzynasto.
letniego chopea, ktorego "a
p}akane oblicze wskazywafo
groze ME do opisania. Chosen
przerywanym, zaledwie zdofat
~przemowiG:
-Ta-a-atku SWINE ma
dworskim ME ....nie... Edo.
leja zgonic ta-a-am zajma...
0jc'ec usiyszawszy, piorunem
sic zerwaf i z mfodzienicza CHI
zoscla zarzuciwszy ma sic po}a-
tana sukmane, wybiegt z cha
iup.y; "a MIN podq2yf syn z
Bronkiem.
Pas, kt6rym grunta Sos
nowieckie graniczy}y z Rydze-
wskiemi, zasiany byf grochem;
w1asnie w tel pore znajdowaf
sic W stanie dojrzewania, i
kilka rozbrykanych Swihczqt
byfo dian tenn, czem ongi swia-
tn najscie Atylli.
Jakby czujac, be ich pa
nowanie sic predko ukohczy,
tepify W lewo i W prawo, co
popadfo pod koniec ryja.>
SWINE wsi Rydzewa pod
Legally specyalnej pieczy tego
ch}opca, kt6rego niedozor spro,
wadzil tax fatalne skutki.
Zanim nasi trzej znajomi
dobiegli miejsca rabunku, cd
dworu Sosnowskiego pokazafo
sic dwoch ludzi i sam pan z
fuzya w reku.
Byfo to okofo dwunaste].
We divorce Sosnowieckim Cos
podarz i goscie siedzieli okoto
suto zastawionego sniadania.
Apetyczny zapach faszerowa-
mel kapusty mile lachotaf pod.
niebienie gosci.
Movie ia pahstwu- twier.
dill opasfy ZygAnunt Buja-
Ia, wfascic!el Sosnowego, 2e
SWAT 4 korona polska ME wi
dzia}y drugiej kucharki tax
wprawnej W przyrzadzaniu pre-.
roznych potrawek, bigos6w,
kapusty, kapusniak6w, kulinar.
nych raritasow, lie sic tax 80.
-Chfopskie SWINE W gro
chu! Czy kazat je zaja6, Jas
ME Panic! przerwaf nagle
wchodzacy lokaj ciceronizm
tfusciocha.
ia CT dam zajac! PrzynaeS
mi natychmiast dubeltowke.--
Nabita?
TAX, jasnie panic!
Wybaczcie, faskawi pahst-
wo.... obowiazek przedew-
szystkiem music was zatem ma
chwile opuscic.
Wziawszy fuzya W reke,
poonlos1 OfZemle sWeg0 clelska,
ma wskros przepe}nionego po-
czuciem obowiazku, i uda1 sic
go spefnic.
Nadbiegaiacy do odgonie.
MIA swim, zapoznili sic JUL
Pan Zygmunt W asystency; 10.
kaja i parobka, kt6rych wziaf
um:slnie, imponujaco i uro-
czyscie zbli3af sic, spetnld wy
rok mad sprawcami szkody.
CHOP ujrzawszy W Jego
reku mordercze narzedzie, 3D.
gadf zamiar... -. odsfonif gfo-
x,0 c1l,-1
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-07-28

Powiesc originalna
" trzech czesciach.
= Napisaf =
Meczystao Al1ons Chrostowshi.
Gag daisy.
Ma Boga, Bozo, coscie
z~robili!-mowifa tego wieczo-
ra kumoszka do kumotra -
toe to byf ten pan, co to z
Warsiawy przyjechaf uczyc
nasza panienke, jak mi Joas-
ka gadala. Oh, bedzie wan
bedzje, jak sic %panienka, PAM
dowiedza! Krowka JUL wiecej
ma panskie ME pGjdzie, ga}az-
XII z lasa ustana, bulewki ma
przysiewek wan zbraknie. Pc
co to Marc'nie napastowaG by
10 czfeka co was W niczem
ME urazi}!
-Diabli wiedzieli - gadai
try pc try, nj przypiac nj
przylataG - czfek myslaf, ae
ma prawde ma z wfocze5a la
dajakim do czynienia.A j wy
glada}, jakby byf try dni ME
2arfszy
= to wan dziwota, a Guys.
Gle slyszeli cd takiego, co sic
dzi W ksia3kach, kiedy jake
rozumne sfowo?-Wszyscy oni
plota trzy pc try, jak ME
przymierzajqc ten, co fohskie-
go roku byf u pahstwa W Tar
nowcu. Ten u~rwipo}ec bajac
poczaf ludziom, 2e wielka ME
sprawied]iwosc cielpia, lie ich
haniebnie okradziono, lie po-
winni te kradzie2 zwrocic, al
DO tel oni sami, jesli ME chca
znosic krzywdy krzyczacej, mu-
szq sic o MIA dopomniec i O.
debra6. = Wfosy stawaiy ma
g}owie, )ak niecnota poten.
zaczaf bluzni6 przeciw Panu
Bogu. Bog daj, by ten cart
W ludzkiem ciele 3ywcem sic
zapadf W czeluscie piekielne j
dobrym ludziom przestat ,gfo-
wy zawracaG. Ksiadz> Apro-
boszcz pod utrata rozgrzesze-
MIA zakazal ludziom powta-
rzac "a MIN rzeczy bezboz-
ne.
Il ten, ktoremuscie grzbiet
troche potrzesli, co, m6wiac
miedzy nami, zrobiliscie bar
do dobrze, tel must bye ME-
dowiarkiem, nj z pierza nj z
MESA = co to ami do Boga
ami do ludzi.
Wfaspie kumoszko - taku-
sienKo mi wygladal ...... ale
radzcie, Andrzejowo,, co teraz
zrobiG. Ia cielica, co wan tax
w oko wpadta, niech2e JUL
PREY was zostan;e. boz.
= Marcinie toe wien, les
Gle zawsze byli dobrzy ola
mnie, niech3e wan Bog sto-
krotnie wynagrodzi. Moja ra-
da: siedzieG cicho j nikomu ami
mru mru! Ksia2kq spalcie, DO
ia dzieci mogfyby wynlest ma
dwor. Niedowiarek wstydzic
sic bedzie i pred nikim sic
ME pochwali. On tn d}ugo
miejsca ME zagrzeje, DO jak
mi mowifa Joasia, co zawsze
podsfuchuje podedrzwiami, jak
pahstwo do siebie gadaja-pa-
nienka go clerpi, DO jej tax
nakazaf W niSmia iakiS mod.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-07-28

W W "aul Saual ten cn1y-
sick ma co on jest PREY
niej?
kaduk tam zgadnie.
Gdym go sic spytaf, czy skrad}
pau1ence ksiazke. mowif, lie
zgad}em, a poozniej, lie ON ma
jej mozg czyscii cd kurzu z
ksiqaek jakby OTTO z tel ME
przymierzajac. co ia spa
re 100000.
- Badz2e tn czfeku ma
drym.
TO niby ma sic znaczye
ma moi slaby rozum, Marci-
HE, Re panienka jest glupia
do tych ksiag i on to ia ro-
zumu nauczy.
-Jak wy gadacie?
- A mole no patrzcie
ludzie czego sic zachciewa
takiej lichocie!
Co ME ma dobrego PREY
odziewku, jak mi Joasia gada-
la grosza w kieszeni.
-Bo3e, Boze! jake to dzi-
wy sic tworza ma swiecie!
= Oh cie&ko Marcinie JUL
dis 3yc ma swiecie.
% cie3ko, Andrzejowo. :!
X X
o zdarzeniu w leslie Bronek
r%zeczywiscie do nikogo mic
ME powiedziaf. Wspomnienie
tego by}o mu przykrem bar
dzo.
A widzisz-mowif sobie.
= Idealizowafes naszego wie-
sniaks, winifes tych, co ME
chcle]i go poznac, ME chcieli
mu sic oddac, albo co pc
znawszy, odsuneli sic cd ME.
go, a tvs sam mole teraz ME
lepszy.
Pc upiywie dni kilku zno-
WI rozpoczaf swe wedrowki
W celu 'zbadania chat wies-
niaczych.
Ma koncu wioski stafa je-
dina, ktorej sam widok miaf
W sobie cos przyciagajacego
ola Bronka. = Staruszka zbu-
twlafa, odziana W szste bic
dina, podziurawiona, jakby sic
kryfa skromnie u spodu pa,
gorka pred pysznemi dunno
mi sasiadkami, ktore strojnie
a hardo W diva rzedy wycia-
gne}y sic 90 obu stronach dro-
gi. Dunno siostrzyce pogar-
dza}y staruszka.
Vice zasfonieta pagorkiem,
znalazfa ~sprzymierzehca W
%strumyku, ktory tut kofo niej
przebicgaf; cichym jego
szmerze czytafa staruszka
wspofczucie ola siebie.
Mech bedzie pochwalony
Jezus Chrystus, rzekf pewnego
poranku Bronek, wchodzac do
wnetrza owej chatki.
Ma wieki, wicklow amen
odpowiedzia} CLOS.
Bronek obejrzat sic cieka-
vie, lecz ME dostrzegf nikoyo.
Stat tax chwile " n%iepewnosci,
gdzie sic znaJduje w}asciciel.
Gdy sic jego oczy JUL dobrze
oswoify z pomrokiem panuja-
Gym tn zwykle, spotka}y dwo-
je oczu smutnych, REC MONA
nieludzkich. W tym wzroku
jasno wypisana byla niedola
90 1vu,ofoI N;oJl, l.-
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-09-09

YaFasiere babea NIT ben Datapfsrn bes
M~orb6entf9en 2iO9b. bic 9fsfs HERS
Meer fiber unb gut 5ur6dgeJe0t. Hez
gen Hreiie unb ueiterer Snfcrnlation
trence man 7m an
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1887-07-08
Personal

Reports from Germany say that the EN-
peror progresses toward recovery. 1t is ex-
pected his doctors will permit him to take
carriage exercise tomorrow. The empress
has left Baden Baden for Coblenz
Fred Douglas has spent many months in
Europe. He says: II am going home with
the knowledge that the average man in the
United States is better fed, clothed and
sheltered than IN any other part of the
world
Another operation will be performed on
the German crown princes throat next week.
Tile London La,acet asserts that his highness'
general health is excellent.
Professor Fellows, of the Iowa state uni
versity, whose resignation has been demanded
by the regents, will refuse to tender It, He
is preparing an open letter on university
matters which, it is predicted Will create
decided sensation Professors Leonard and
Parker, whose resignations have also been
called for, will probable pursue the same
course as Professor Fellows.
Governor Blake, of the Bahamas, has
been appointed governor of Newfoundland,
and is succeeded by Sir Ambrose Shea.
jay Gould SAWS that he has retired from
the active management Of his business IN
terests and will never return oany more hare
work.
Gen. James Speed, of Louisville, died re
Gently at the age of 7G years He was attorney
general under President Lincoln
VIM. T. Smith, aged So, general passenge'
agent Of the Grand Trunk railway died sud
denly while sitting athis desk in his Office re
gently
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1887-07-08
THE NEW S.
Telegraphic Items From all Parts
of the Globe.
THE FAR EAST.

AT the annual meeting of the Irish arch
bishops and bishops, held at Dublin lately,
resolutions were passed condemning COERCION
A rumor is current at Belgrade, butmeets
with little credit, that one of the bulgarian re-
gents and the president Of the sobranJe have
been seized by conspirators.
The Countess Campos, whose recent es-
capade i'll the Bots Boulogne at PARIS caused
such sensation, has arrived in England The
whereabouts of her lover are not stated
The Egyptian question is making a sooa
deal OF trouble for European diplomats. a
cabinet council was h1lrredly summoned OF
London lately to consider the matter Inc
English government is said to be greatly lrrl-
4a1ea lv the attitude of France and Russia To-
ward the convention.
The prisoners Nocrhrin and Blech, VINO
were recently convicted of treason in belong
ing to the French patriotic league, have been
transferred from Leipsic to Madseburg for
tress. and their associated, Schitferman ant
Tramp. to Graft. where they will remain un
til their periods OF detention expire. The
opinion throughout Germany is that the pris
oners have been leniently treated and ma,
vet have their sentences modified, but thei
only chance of obtaining Communication is il
cessation of the patriotic league agitation
and in their making q direct appeal for nero
to the emperor.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1887-07-08
CRIMES IND CASUALTIES.

Alfred Blunt was hanged at St -ouis at
G35 Friday morning The crime TO which
Blunt was hanged was for the atrociols muir
der of his young wife May 81, 1s'a Inc
cause was jealousy
GLEoKE, the man arrested at Nebraska City,
Friday, in connection with Bohannon'' escape,
had his trial the same day before tln county
Judge He was bound over to tht district
court in the sum OF s., t0l He obtained ball.
Several prisoners were examined, AID their
statements are neatly MI the same, being to
the effect that they saw Glcoke let lohannon
out of the cell about 8 O'Clock.
DIR. T. H. Duggan,a wealthy and we'll
known physician of williamsburg, was de-
liberately shot and killed Friday afternoon by
| George Wcidler. The motive is iot known,
but the assassin says it was family matter.
| The Louisville tobacco ware houses OF
Thos H Glover & Co., Sawyer, VILLAGE u Co,
| T. 3. Parish e. Co., and the boa:dinS- house
occupying square between Mainland Market
and Ninth and Tenth streets, we're totally
burned the othec morning, togethe' with 5,3oo
hogshcads of tobacco. The total bss is esti-
mated at $3.50, COG; partially insd'cd. 1t is
thought that litigation will be brought about
by the fire that will be something astonishing
Iorillard & Co. and Tisgett & Meyer, lsSe 10
bacco firms of New York and ST. Louis, as vel
as Others, bought d large lot of tobacco in nc
market and it is said they will claim that t:t
sale was not consum,natea, basng their clair
on some tecllnicaiity.
A special from Girard, L.. says: y ri,
occurred at Oak Ridge, in which one whit
man and SIX negroes were killed and severe
white men dangerously wounded. A neSr
man living i'll the vicinity Of Oak Ridge, indt
Gently assaulted white girl. He was a,
rested and when the deputies were t,kins III.
to the ca!aboosc, they were fired upon }
Jerry Baldwin, his two sons, and three osha
negroes, wounding Deputies Baker and Carr
ner. The negroes then dispersed, and late
rendezvoused at negro cabin, two miles trol
the town. On learning their whereabouts ii
officers went to arrest them On approacnii
the cabin they were fired uron, and one
their number, G. W. Hlgginbotham, was i!
stantly killed, and Constabes JohA Gorge
Gardner and Baker dangerously wou!4dc
During the melee which followed, Jerry Bal
win and one of his sons and four other negro
were killed Town Marshal John Congo
who received eleven bullet wounds, died
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1887-07-08
GENERAL PARAGRAPHS.

The acting comptroller OF the currency
has received q telegram FROM Bauk Examiner
Sturgis, saying that affairs in Chicago have
resumed their normal! condition. and that ths
management of the American Exchange Ne
tlonal bank is honest and rc!iabie, and its de-
positcrs arc we'll protected
At North Industry, Stark County, Ohio,
Conrad Doll, a co.ored miner, quarrellea with
his wife and killed her and his step-son With
a hatches He has not yet been found
The trial of Chef Smith, dramatic age,t,
who has been acting as p!o>u"cr for vile deas
at Hurley, Wis, has ended Sm!,i, was fou,d
guilty and sentenced to one year il the pcli
Tertiary.
A report, apparently we'll fouaced, is in
circulation to the effect that Vice President
Potter, of the Union Pacific, contelnplates
shortening the running time between Omaha
and Portland, Oregon, by twcnty-four hours,
which would practically Shorten the
trans.ontinental trip ono day, and probably
draw e great deal OF traffic from the North
ern Pacific and Santa Fe roads. A; present,
the Omaha exprcsa, leaving Omaha sunday ut
1929 p. H.. does not reach Portland until
Thursday at 1:o p. m, thus requiring eighty
six hours, more OF loss, to perform the jour
ney of l ,e2:3 miles. The importance of cur
failing this tedious ride across The continent
Will readily be received, and will sootl.e the
spirits of those who have yainly been ant;ci-
pa!ing the o-callcd Asiatic express.
1T the managers of the Fidelity National
bank of Cincinnati are az guilty as present in
dications, then the penitentiary is 100 good a
place for them.
JEFF Davis' Endorsement of President
C.eveluud's order for the surrender Of the
rebel flags was hardly needed.
The National Association OF Master
Plumbers recently elected John Hyrus, OF
New York, president for the ensuing year,
and adjourned to meet in Boston mex. June
Twelve thousand British troops were re-
viewed at Aidershot the other day by The
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1887-07-08
MDUS1RYAL WORLD.

The Secretary OF the interior has request
ed the Attorney General Gf, after investiga-
ton, the facts are found sufficient 10 Justify
such action) to cause criminal suit to be IN
stituted against Alvin c. Dake, 0. 3. Morrl-
son and Charles Mccarthy, OF Dake, COL, for
violation of the law in cutting and removing
from Government lands $4,000 cords OF pine
and spruce wood which, between the years
1888 and 1887, they converted into charcoal
and sold to the Omaha Grant Smelling Com
pany: also that civil suit be instituted against
lake and the smelling company Jointly for
SIS, 331, the purchase price of ,76S, goo bush
els Of charcoal, that being the product of the
wood cut from government lands 1t appears
that the smelling company was an innocent
purchaser, and therefore liable only for the
price paid for charcoal
The estimated wheat crop in Iowa with
favorable weather, is 256, 100000 bushels-a
largo increase over previous yields
In local wheat circles there was some re-
covery Thursday from the late steady de-
preston. The feeling was nervous but the
shipping demand was active, and the market
met with good support almost from the
start The days actual advance was }a0a
cent, and the closings were at outside prices,
or at G9L cents for the June option and 1O$l
cents for July.
Comptroller of the Currency Trenholm
takes an encouraging view OF the financial
situation He says there is an amply supply Of
money in the country, and sees no reason te
apprebend any serious financial derangemen
I in the near future
The "bear' interests furnished the New
York stock exchange with lively market
Thursday Being favored with sharp ad
vance in the ratios for money, light foreigl
demand for stocks, and sensational rumor
from Chicago. the party favoring lower prices
had almost complete control. The move
ment was strongly "bearish,' and at tn
close of the day all the leading speculative
shares showed decline ranging from to 3:
points. The sales aggregated 4S2,5l4 shares
There was a glut of cattle ct the Chicag
stock yards lately the receipts aggregatin
IS, 400 head, OF nearly the largest on record
Prices were off and large numbers were lct
in the pens Hogs were no lower, but full
7,c0o we're left unsold Sheep were plentie
and slightly cheaper. ..
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1887-07-08

upon the French naval maneuve3 are not
particularly gratifying to those pclfons VINO
have placed their confidence in TORPEDO bouts
as an efYectual weapon of naval wsrihre Ac-
cording to the official programme heet OF
TRANSPORTS was to endcayor to make p voyage
from Toulon to Algiers and return il convoy
of number of war ships stronghold OF
torpedo boats was to attack the cohvoy at
every favorable opportunity Bat the
squadron started off in gale of wind SO
fierce that the torpedo boats were uaable to
20 to sea to attack it, and when the ships re-
turned to Toulon the night was so dasi that
the torpedo fleet was unable to discover them.
Not single shot WAS fired i'll defense Eof the
convoy during the voyage, and the efficiency
of the torpedo boat as means OF attack is
still ques tonable
1t is q suggestive fact shown by the re-
ports in the Office of the controller Of The cur
rency, that within the last four months 81
national and $50 private banks have been
established
The signal Office weather crop bulletin for
the last seven days states that during the
week the weather has been slightly cocle'
! than the average for the week i'll al aSrictii-
tural district, east of the Rocky lnonntain=
| while it was warmer than usual on the Pa
| citic coast In the STA es of the upper Ms
| :ssippi and Missouri valleys and The upper
lake region, the daily average tenperatre
ranged from to Z degrees below the norm,
while on the Atlantic coast eouth OF New En-
gland and in the cotton and tobacco hqgient
the temperature differed but slightly from The
normal In northern California, Oregon an
Washington territory the average daily excess
of temperature for the week ranged from i u
10 degrees. The excess of temperature 10
the season from January to June % 1857
amounting to q daily average of FRONT 10
degrees continues over the cotton region, th'
central Mississippi valley ard thence ives.
ward to the Rocky Mountains, while III al
other agricultural districts, except at isola'e'
stations, the average daily temperature Tor IN
season differs less than l degree 1lonl III
normal
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1887-07-08
EI1ON U4SLfINGION.

The secretaries Of local civil boards at
several of the larger cities have conferred
with the civil service commission at Washing
ton, with view Of establishing a uniform sys-
TEN of examnat tons throughout the country.
One of the mostimportant questions discussed
at the conference was one Of amending the
present rules so as to provide for the exam
ination aid marking Of papers Of applicants
for positions anywhere in the customs or
postal service, by presentation to the board
of examination located in Washington, en-
larged by permanent detail of one or more
efficient officers from each of several OF more
important local officers in the country.
Reports received at the navy department
at Washington from the officers IN attendance
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1887-07-08

prince of Wales, the crown prince of Ger
many, Lord Wolseley, and several one-horse
ROYALTIES from the continent
Secretary Fairchild has issued orders d.
rec:ing the payment of July interest on
checks and coupons upon presentation Many
of the interest checks for registered boni;s
were ma led in advance, in anticipation of
this order, 80 as to facilitate their payment
The effect will be to release from the sub
treasury about 5000 Goo
John r. Buchtel, founder of the college
Mt Akron, Ohio, which bears his name, has
added SIS, 600 to his previous gifts of $50,
OGO to the institution
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1887-07-08
Observances in Canada.

me queens Jubilee was celebrated through
out .1 canada, but more generally in the British
setSleu lrovnGe OF Ontario than in the Province
me Anglican Church congregations of Tornntn
t neid united jubilee service in st. james Cn.
tne ii at At Ottawa grand jubilee service was
1ee GERS were reviewed at London, Ont. At Magma
runs al the troops in camp were reviewed md
Tb peyal salute was fired from Fort George.
I Inere were appropriate exercises also nt
Goderieh and Belleville, Ont. and ut Nantre ai
Ma General Middleton reviewed the local
INA visiting battalions, numbering % co.. mc,,
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1887-07-08

stay on a bald head. WV ''o'
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1887-07-08

On one occasion two ladies a n i
cabman a shilling for the dls' j;t tno
ridden with one fourpenny DIV l "
penny pieces. one penny hs col
pence, when cabby looked al M NJ 20
asked: "Well, how long ,..sati'
been saving up for this little w.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1887-07-08
JUST LIKE TIE MEN

Pretty Kansas Wife-Yes, i w q
last election, but shall never =" hon
The men crowded around me W." wa
TO vote, and nearly snotherea ~ !
Kansas Old Maid-Law saNen a,s
left the polls when I Went u
qnttn I3ldeDcRdent.